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Rubber Stamp
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Rubber Stamp
Informal; a term for a person or institution that theoretically could take an action independently but in practice follows the advice or counsel of another party. For example, shareholders may ratify the decision of the board of directors with little scrutiny. In this case, the shareholders act as a rubber stamp to the board.
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Now the force faces a pounds 30,000 legal bill after Inverness Sheriff Court ordered the police to rubberstamp Mr Clark's licence.
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